1 3.Consider the data on a collection of various sized mammals given below.AnimalMouseWeight Metabolism3.6AnimalWeight Metabolism0.021DogChimpanzeeSheepWoman23.6872Rat0.28228.1381090Guinea pigRabbit0.4135.146.813303.5715457.21368Cat3152Heifer4827754The weight, u, is in kg and the metabolism, M, is in kcal. Use an allometric or power law modelto find Kleiber's Law:M = Au",which relates the weight of an animal to its metabolism. Find the best linear fit to the logarithmsof the data to obtain the best A and r. Create a graplı with both the data and best linear fit, using

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Weight Metabolism 3.6 Animal Animal Weiglht Metabolism Mouse 0.021 23.6 Dog Chimpanzee Sheep 872 Rat Guinea pig Rabbit 0.282 28.1 38 1090 46.8 57.2 482 0.41 35.1 1330 3.57 154 Woman 1368 Cat 152 Heifer 7754

Weight Metabolism 3.6 Animal Animal Weiglht Metabolism Mouse 0.021 23.6 Dog Chimpanzee Sheep 872 Rat Guinea pig Rabbit 0.282 28.1 38 1090 46.8 57.2 482 0.41 35.1 1330 3.57 154 Woman 1368 Cat 152 Heifer 7754

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